Theatre West may be the longest running little theatre in the LA area. It was red hot when I was a college student, and I don’t want to reveal how old […]
In 1958, they didn’t used to do things in just the way we might do them today. Take the memorial service for a young actress, Sophia Vance, for example. You might think it […]
Generally, a play is a thing in itself. Watching it can stimulate further thought about the ideas that exist within it, and that’s satisfying in itself. But I defy anyone to […]
The ever-prolific Art Shulman is back at his old haunt, the Two Roads, with a beautiful remembrance of 9/11 that, paradoxically, begins the day before, with a domestic beef between […]
In Brooklyn’s Prospect Park on a lovely October day, a tight-knit group of birders gather with binoculars in hand hoping to spot something new and exciting to add to their […]
You can put away your catechisms and theological treatises, for Samuel D. Hunter’s heartfelt and touching play is more about what lies beneath the surface than a religious argument for […]
